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It's just soooo inhumane.
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haha, i just noticed this is included in your 'urban decay' series. the hospital is the architectual pride of this area, we are an urban decay though.
i used to live across the street from this! looks like you weren't able to get in, huh. i mean, it's not abandoned but parts of it are, but security's hella tight there. i wouldn't even try though i've stories about it happening. i actually went to take a tour there once, but then found out it was only of the grounds and not inside of any part. grr. my cousin was in there for a while, hehe. i'm a psych major so i may look into working there someday. that's a great shot, btw, i've seen so many and this one's far more dramatic. most everyone calls it simply "the psych center", but the building is now formally known at "the richardson complex." sorry for writing a book!
wow, did you read any of those? where is this place? is it easy to get into? hard to believe that an adandoned place like that that is accessible isn't all vandalized and trashed. intersting shoot!
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I agree, Tom.
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Yeah. That was certainly a sketchy joke :P
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Hmmm...I think in order to make that kind of pattern,they'd have to skin the body,bend it at an odd angle and wedge in into the corrner,somewhere close to the ceiling to get the blood to run down like that o0 Joys all around
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C'mon motts; what was some of the content? Even some labels you may have read from off the boxes. We're all itching to know.
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I was expecting a decaying body to be splayed down there o-o
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*Points to 'bloody' rags on couch* Looks like someone MURDERED the maid o-o
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my favorite pic. You'd never think this is a hospital
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what wonderful architecture!! it looks more like a mansion. I love your work, Motts
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I agree, you ROCK!!
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I love these doors also, probably because I watch E.R. all the time
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You should be more known than you are, you take breathtaking photos. I agree with UE